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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 5

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WWHHWWy Hart Schaffner Marx CHICAGO Suits and Topcoats REPORTS ARE NOT CREDITED Special fai LOGANSPORT KOKQKO 3 $1650 MUNCIE CRAWORDSVILLE RUSHVtUE for Men and Young Men SHELBYVILLE Cincinnati IOlUMBUS LOOMINQTON BEDORD VINCENNES BADEN STEAM ROAD: ELECTRIC LINES EVAN SVtLLE CAPITAL SHOWN AS HUB STATE constitution lilt PIT'S! the proposal I hilt sioji residence of I Kraft lluat tl The Varsity ifty five A sama CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE days are only MEXICO NOT IN EAR JAPS l)ailev people tele graphs the tollowiny nmniandf an ill Copyright Dart Schaffner Mari TheWm Block Co of of i 1 1 tli and Sjitmgbmirne tin latter CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE inter whom he urnfi bln island the hem which inn i bride who ftr udg Id attorney AhI for A use hi Mrs like th hands with she did not de Standing of Indiana sense fifty the Commitment Is Valid opinion wi 1 1 1 rji by ust will 1 1 at I he opinion mid industrial orgi nizat ions hi ate wiH uommisHiou One in the amily bm'k time when for me he had no such HWS A prll Coining sighting a lly Jo'LvIn 1 Lush the LIMA ragged li no wa ve Kron Wilhelm wa prevented of drugs nt the of ids ocinviul ion and was ml under ha ve you criiuimil 1 earn neaaoningr1 against him for ids of of a hostile our of celebrat ion Democriitic the 1 Wo CLOSING HOURS Saturdays 6 Other Days 6:30 INDICATE STATE POSTS INDICATES PROSPECTIVE POSTS Rottweil urttenjbeu (tail troops opened tir self to he Treasury urged the turbr damaged direction To buy any Hart Schaffner Marx suit at $1650 is remarkable in itself but in the group are garments from finer the tews of a kind that resulted from your splendid patronage au bas arraigned in charge of Centennial Body Named by Ralston Represented also are other which in their individuality and character are typical of garments having the Hart Schaffner Marx label Over the Isle of Sheppev am able Hie raider mistook the If in the habit of paying consider that for an additional lew dollars you will get clothing nationally famed for quality at tempi rima pointed out that bill providing uppropria I ion for I purchase of the building was defeat'd ompletf relict are aho tines Deputy Ran cou rt and Vrunlcrhurg lor criminal I English Cruiser Berwick Painted to Resemble Wave Lurking for Kron Prinz THAT JAR MUSTEROLE OH THE BATH ROOM SHEL If you re accustomed to paying you ought to see these Thaw Ordered Back to Asylum II'HI IH Hoth iiDiwroKmry and Jnju rlotn When eaJlod to a case of la grippe the Is usually nhhi when the fever Is 1 1 1 1 ns the ehii) which occHHlonallv jiKlims id I Im dts nsf has general Jy passed in iJ oiiicjh in nr hu I with salt or i'or the high fever pahi and general non ness 'ANDERSON INEW CA5TLC Richmond hep capstan She will he docked Mon day 'mil examined by (he Arnerir in rui board to determine the lime tn be al and alt his hrid hoimvmr nrn ent suddenly iso npeared Surety No Nearer in Vote Case Air Raids Mark Day in Europe Map Used in Campaign to Remove State A Offices to This City damage dune at Rottweil was slight Raid in orce Expected act That British Are Aiding Nip pon Sailormen Taken as Proof That No Objectionable Work Is I Attempted I and development of the Woodburn is the direrior of All the bombs fell in fields lies Over Sheppey VICTIM SENTENCED OR BURGLARY PAROLED at a state Refo rrn with Cleopatra" ventured oa of the boys although a number of narrow escapes in women of leotual sense Shu is sound issues and Ims produced writers and statesmen that will always 1 admiration of a thinking puhllm railroad yards buried and hidden by an yv She had been ight also are NAVAL BASE TALE PROMPTS INQUIRY Not only Indianapolis men but men from various parts of flic slate and surrounding states are coming here lor Hart SchalTner clothes because the superiority of our assort merits and values HOURS AND MINUTES SHOWSTlME RE QUIRED TO REACH INDIANAPOLIS ROM' POINT INDICATED 1913 army commandor i 1 I he Austrians make similar in UltH mo also in want the assistance al ganlzatiohs of the state rne anti air been Jias deliv statu and 1 UMORA tllK rol I) hat hi lie b'y 'n I he to the ederal We offer garments of known fame with a na tional reputation for fine quality and correct style at a moderate price No wonder men are giving us their patronage Special $1650 Third fluor om at norm on lgroe murder WEflved rxamlnati The suit that has scored such a tremendous hit with aggressive young men and older men who have the spirit of youth is in the $1650 group formerly of Murid rank Jones forimrly County from the hospii:) insane to Uio Slate the rmmnissimi THE LND1ANAPOLTS STAR' SATURDAY APRIL 17 1915 the larger towns There they might have been discovers! by search lights and I (jmiiK uuottr me i i ojii Mean while ba 1 1 les he coni iimm iecretary Daniels Wires Admiral Howard to ind Out Just Whati Japs Are Doing in Lower Cali fornia Harbor under iron ''Id boiler it develop that the British and vessels were actually using waters as a temporary base of it is considered possible that BEMHroXTAINK Adam TV ink indicted here also may be prosecuted foi ls alleged to have married and Minneapolis young inree weens at MinneapolL idicinl consideration All Ih it Io consiocr is bls rigid to be dis iJoin The Treatment of InfkienzaorLa Grippe It Is a I lr reft t'Hhliig tlwH days to read of ii 'd'it rlv min cd IruHtiiKipl for nflucnzn or La (Jrliqo Ju an article In tho "Lancet )r JiiuifH Bdl of New York (Htv Navy officers wh to the subiect nu prising if the he anticipa I od very active in behalf of the passage of the amendment and to further de the u'ttni(my) Lake tew ini" the linking iff the Dutch steam Katwyk which thn (adain and charge was sunk off the North Him lightship by a Gorman submarine (ributions on Indiana historical topics and because nl the interest they have man) tested the stales cmitenmal the Gov lawful out si and) ijl British Are Assisting The fact that British colliers were as warships convinced there could be no move afoot to establish a permanent Authority on Lincoln AV Muures a lawyer of In and formerly a United States is well known a an on Abraham Uncoln Tie a book about Lincoln ami inc has of many lectures he different parts of the ever and they returned to the jail with out seeing him No one could hr found yesterday who remembered seeing air banks aftei 11 unlock in the morning ami it was a few minutes after that hour that Kednian and Mikesell were at the hotel A number of persons who were the notel lobby all ieslerdav morning said the) lemembured seeing airbanks there up until about 1 1 clock and it is said that at that time he returned to Terre Haute without having aided anv of the accused It ib umieisi ood that Redman puipose in calling on the Terre Haute millionaire vas to seek his aid in obtain ing release on an appeal bond grudge Ihwi dog rf johifs bns bit ft piece out o' jay leg I want to' trive him Rankin ate country Samuel oster nf ort Wayne is well known throughout the state as a banker jnanufaclurur and business num JIc Is a member the board trustees of Purdue University and Ims been much irittrtstcd in the proposed centennial lie was a delegate to the anti aircraft gun all preparations of the coming (hem if possible high officials that foundation for the idea that any ment is base Should Japanese Mexican Bunnlies the attention of the Mexico nay te called to it by the Washington government and the matter also he brought to the attention of Great Britain and Japan the 1 1 1 be the convent in Wirl came to Indianapolis a few davfi later and put the ederal authorities cm the trail of hei husband He was indicted last week at Bellefontaine for alleged forgprv 411? ti i i 1 1 i li' terday She declarcrl thatire to discuss the rasp Police Say Suspect in Lima(0) Murder Admits His Guilt Indianapolis 1 1 1 1 I 1 lie hail just been married it IS St)f(1 wllPt OVt AclAI on a charge oi impersonating a ederal officer his crime A report has been made olllcf' of the 1 rmsl'er One Man Wounded A telegram from lialtingen (a village Baden nmety six miles Baden Baden) states that man dropped five bombs bombs did no harm a iifth gray mid wlHto tu i Li lying live miles fiT the Aent to the courts chambers Anderson permitted him and I) office shook mformed him he bore no malice rhvu ueciarciu ne had of Karlham ('allege Is Um director of department of Indiana history chives the stale library Headed Citizens' Committee Br rank It Wnn of Indlananoli: the chairman cf the Indiana (enfonnifil relebiallon earn mH tee organized by citi zens of various parts of the stale which three years ago published a book offer ing suggest ions for a hist orici I and edu cational celebration in 1916 Mr O'Ban uoii who is a nr wspaper publisher at Corydon was also inember of thia citi zens committee He has been an active spirit in moranftnt to induo the state A niocllng cf tlm nr wly appoint ud uom missioji prolahly will be hdd at an early 'OI Of gi Iiiza I ion poTpi'Ses the time in which in I most evc) section of the state mid contributed many newspaper arfi She is especially interested in plans met officers who sinking four steamers and Several sail ing vessels and bombarding Asia Minor the Indiana division of Protective Association of slat ion of ylaizieru txui that an unusually Interesting Meant was arranged in connection last centennial celebration at larniony ernor io Capt Thomas Halls chief of the In dianapolis branch of the United StatesSecret Service received word yesterday that Adam Wick who is wanted in In dianapolis on a charge of impersonating a United States officer has been arrested In St Paul Alinn by the ederal author ities Mh khad eluded the authorities siTJte the man cuiijiivi'co raider Krun Prinz Wilhelm Ii was said no oilier fmulgn war graft were within twenty live miles of the capes necessity big iimlerlaking and Its sne upon i lie spirit Wil breakfast molasses i meat 1 1 1 1 1 In the evening they (inicials at the Jail deciare the priKoner receive sllilieieticy of all (lie manendi WASHINGTON April While disinclined to credit reports that Japan had established a naval base at Turtle Bay Lower California United States officials today insti tuted an investigation with the idea of learning exactly what use the bel ligerent warships are making of Mexican territorial waters Secretary Daniels telegraphed hearAdmiral Howard of the fleet the Biihstan ce of the published stories and asked him to ascertain whether there yias any foundation for them Secretary J'1 Jan aas received no information from tne American consuls In Lower California the effect that the Japanese intend to establish a naval base there hut it is imderstood he will communicate tlie press ts to them with a request for any lacts that may bear on the subject Asks Mexican Inquiry Enrique Llorente Washington repi eentative of Gen Villa telegraphed lis levan Cantu military Governor of lower California which is controlled by the A ilia faction to make an investigation of the situation Commander Nomnr a naval attache of Japanese j'111 lassy on Navy Dejiartinent frured them that there reports that anv inaue Covernor of Lower California Says Are loating Buoys NEW YORK April 16 Gen Kste tan Cantu military governor of iewtr California sent a telegram to rancisco IJrquidi cmisul general here for the pro visional government of Mexico giving the result of the investigation of reports that Mexican neutrality is being violated by tlie operations of Japanese naval forces In Turtle Bay Lotver California The telegram follows? ''According to information have re ceived the Japanese ships are in ST Bartolome engaged to save the grounded Cruiser Asama Tlie reported mines are nothing but small buoys showing the place of anchors and works of flotation The encampments reported by the press ere fishing IMPOSTOR WHO DESERTED LOCAL BRIDE IS CAUGHT April 1G f'ub' luded an follows: "It irifiy be that Na sh villf Term who had enrresponlcl wuh Riddle and who signed herself Ibr latest letter nrgwd RM die to come Io see her soon Tim police declare Riddle was to have met Pauline in Cincinnati Saturday ritislL naval er side of Um urnian pusser Msldon Burnham on the Crouch oricure a a i inir nun of the prcvimib night on the Iwne mouth district only material damage was dope ami Lime at persons had Lowestoft a bomb dronnprl in shattered a mw oi small houses and ro ple sleeping them were rut by broken fciW Avoid Larger Towns During tlie three raids at least bombs have been sent down by the mans Either by error or purposely the harbor Shortly remarked none of us would be here" and he fre quently makes slighting remarks against the mayor although the cruvded condi tion of their quarters and the large num ber of persons occupying the ederal space makes them come in cluse contact H' jach other practically iwenty fmir horns a day Shea arid Eli Redman are noi mi friendly terms It jy said I nder the rules of the jail the prison ers are all taken to their meals Ht the limn' Tha i 'J VM 14 let I III I I Consists nf rnffoo Ai noon I lie prisoners are given i sometimes beef and sometimes pork frt 1 11 1 I A 1 1 7 I are vegetable soup April 1 nee Riddle under arrest heic clmrged oi 51iss Siisl( Coleman ni'l who polMo say made al An Charles dianapolis Commissioner ci I'lutvcuiiig Oiim'umy Although a thnw in on tlie Carpnthlans ami the roads have life of been turned into mud and districts are rubiem i 1 1 1 i ic ing cured tor A visitor called ni 1P iaii nnrl I zn i 're our nr co noi be seen because wan taking ha 1 Washington Star sall Plodding called informally officials and as wus truth in attemnl wk establish rieri nnnttf Mami tip 1 5 1 IlI'cJ i 4 1 reMvJiuvu tv iitvti explained rernr the presence of the Japanese war snips was due entirely to tlie accident to lie cruiser Asama which ran aground there recently There was informal discussion of the turtle I aj situation at tlie 'abinet meet but tlie general tendency was to When little Susie had the croup when Johnny got his feet wet and caught cold when ather sprained his knee when Granny's rheumatism bothered her That jar of MUSTEROLE was right there to give relief and comfort MUSTEROLE is a clean white oint ment made with oil of 'will not Mister like a mustard plaster on Maicli 'l icK came to Indianapolis Riwn atlentirm would not be national con ven Inn held li was IMX'j the Democrats of the tip in 1rt nn t'i ff Longue that Mr oster and the first became friends TIip Gnv sided over the meeting of the league ami Mr oster was one of the leading spirits in it James A Woodburn ami Harlow Lind because of their dally work as in structors 1n history naturally are inter ested in the subject nf Indiana hlslory arid they ill be expected to add tn con has been one of the mast 1 1 1 1 ism(! Loustem for a fitting and ilignilicil ob Sri vance of the slate a reaching om hundredth milestone She has talked one person Tim mnterial (lumago was sliglit the fie nu ifiiy iieing undjs Tie airman whose was di appeared in a southwesterly erne loiter Shea Jude Anderson und S' 1 I I I Ian ti lai and was satisfied with the judgment of the court from JulgR Ander Shia be I'cmitM'! to go to ent Haute today in company with a put maisshal to wmd up some of his S' Tlltl of intiml' oymg witnesses preferred against Shea dMJ'n tlr2ef0' the trial has been with aL Bef0e returning to the jail altei bls conference with Williams ind bis talk with Judge Anderson Shea ev essed a wish that he might have a meal away from the jail Deputy Ran kin said he did not object if they could m'e'e "lor was not Sold PliaUlT 11111 lunch at a hniPi some difficulty has been experienced 'by oflx Ms at he jail to obtain employment for those who are held there under a jlij senieiwc A large number of tlie con spirators who pleaded guilty have be gh jail sentences Man of tIPnl saloon keepers ami gamblers and linac oiiNtoincd lo manual labor Clarence Starks George Evans and Henry JWhelle all saloon keepers were put to WOrk at the yesterday digging a drain ditch outside the liuilding Those who are! waiting to be taken to Leavenworth have not been assigned to any simli tasks but they remain in the space allowed ederal prisoners ami pace the floor most of the Bitter Against Roberts ami others who were convictedt bittei feeling against Roberts before the end of the trial Shea if it had not been for Roberts waited at his office until alter 5 o'clock believing that bund miht he presented lulc Dailey and other court attaches weie expecting Stanley to appear with bond and while the newspaper offices weie leceiung numerous telephone in quiries about the status of the bond ques tion Mr Stanley was discovered in the office of Roby Salsbury stretched out on a dixan loisuielv reading a magazine Stanlex lefeired all questions regarding tne bond to Salsourv and Salsbury de clined to hazard an opinion on the prob able time that surety would be obtained AVhile in Jmliaiiapohs Thursday eve iffng Ciawfoid airbanks expressed the and Mr Lindley besides be ing at the head of the history department the Ilmil word in all urinngimenuj in honor of Indiana's nrm hundredth annl umaiufu the ii lease ot some of the accused Harrv Montgomei and George Ehrenha rdt mcmbeis oi the board of works of Terre Haute were expecting to supply bowl last evening but they failed tn do so lJei'niilted to go to the office of Lnfted States Marshal Storen to con fer tli persons in Terre Haute over tlie long distance telephone Montgomery ex pressed confidence that surety for his re lease would I'e forthcoming shortly August mmme and Carl Stahl of Terre Jlaule visited Montgomery ami Eliren Jiardt yesterday morning but they did not supply the necessary surety Slinkard Sees Redman AV Slinkard of Bloomfield attorney for Judge Redman in the contest for the possession of the Vigo Circuit Court bench was in Indianapolis yesterday and inteivmwed Redman in the marshal's of noe jlinkaid brought tlie word tliat Redman would not give up the contest and that be would not resign his seat on the ircuit bench' He declined to dis cuss tlie nature of Ins interview with 1 1 1 1T1 1 fl Tf Ailmti I i 1 4 i 1 i vMreuti ucciirieti i'i I talk about what was ail I was i iodic in The slur vest erd a vv ''h' "'h' Miea withdrew from the appial and informed Judge Anderson that been turned into num ami eim inundated ny swollen streams the fighting continues The Russians report that they have taken further heights in the moun tain ranges and repulsed attacks In the vicinily of Itostoki ami also in the dire0 lion oi Lire oiry wncre mans were attempting move nent uhiims and disclose Russians have been are i southeast Robincl anil' western Galicia apparently wllh a view to preventing the Austrians from sending any more roinl forecments into the Ca rpa thin ns In the west comparative mini prevails following tlie reported rench victory north of Arras wlileli would give them another point of vantage which to launch an offensive when the chosen Quick relief for Sore Throat Bron chitis Tonsllitis Croup Stiff Nook Asthma Neural gin Headache Congest tlon Rheumatism Tmnbago Pains and Aches of the Baek or Sprains Sore Muscles Bruises Chli blains rosted eet Colds on the Chestit often prevents I 'neiiinoniiii Nothing like MUSTEROLE for croupy children At your druggists in 2'm and in nr and a special large hospital size for S250 Tic sure Jon get the genuine USTErI OlE Refuse Imitations got what you ask for The Musierolo Company Cleve land The Rritisii India office rojrorts that Tndlan troops have indicted another de feat on the Turks who harl gathered a large force of regulars and Irregulars to oppose them in Mesopotamia while the Russians again have been harassin" CEHTEIt US OPULATION it 'U tt L'tOKO DHL they remain thp space allowed nrianjtorr 7 i 1 day GOSHEN BB LOuisvikur 5 i 1 I 1 IT i all I) 11 frwrflwiaeMglffi i fflj i jfi re Wf 1 1 1 fflnTTeiW Hi '1 II JhHtiH MSI ffnr i 8 jTCun ITT IK ftuj fflflfHBWilU'Hw Wf ft tHw a I Tt rmUr iH ft Tffrt ft fl 3 ftftnW tHTHHl ift wmft St ft tft I wtW i fl iw wl twil i I Iw Pit I fl fl I mJ 1111 Th il 13111 I a I The Rev John vai president of Hie Lit i is fine of tlie foi of the cotuHry ml anindkina university he I esicd in the vn on niul CHllIl' I bi i 1 trn ii lo ln A nd i f'lrit'ii 1 ph'irnrh'i' Al'llidiy Al tiiil limn conns! ronmiissioiinrj? I ids ihit ir clievcs that thev are especially today will tin resporjsl bH it of i1JIV i huv tlilicd fin the patriotic nervioe providing lor the cel brat of (he one iHlor 1 1 I'H sent ii nUil con essrd his Satisfaction bcause he hundredth a dii versa ry of Indiana's ad i(5i) it to the uonsunl of the uichl mission In the ederal Union" said ihe 1 1 fi Thaw 10 miu Il reHlHuu Ins' (io a Nlatcuund last no hL "The pi 'O' I ho Hale ay Br BrJI 1 an imni'tHriniittn i 'S uno a uooin tin en made in lu Jbl V( U1' 1 1 1 'Olmn him Io be opmmd fro Jiai ity Dye the woman immilmr 'he ruvisidis of a stalutc ena i by ChulJ n'm i N't several years was an instnmfor he last gisla I ire I Ihink the htm ss IrKIg High Schoo! InlinnupJis of th a I tx I I 1 members of the 1 1 1 Im lo I ti i u' a IPIMI'JII to any one woo 'haw himsidf i 1 i ajijimni Upm the actlm of ihe relDd lor Immlaelm neuraljd fheie ri fl Iin doubt of the Interest vvas wrli I ej'bv I Jist H't? 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